System and Method For Optimizing Sales Result By Dynamically Adjusting and Distributing Time Limited Product Offerings Using Custom Offer Channels

ABSTRACT

A promotion offer distribution system having a plurality of custom offer channels for automatically distributing different types of time limited custom product offerings in timeframes, optimizing sales results of batch produced custom products according to an identification of sales momentums in the market using predefined algorithms and benchmarks, dynamically adjusting product offerings, promotion content, channels and frequencies based on real-time market feedback.

CROSS-REFERENCE TO RELATED APPLICATIONS

This application is a continuation of application Ser. No. 15/457,512,Filed Mar. 13, 2017 by the present inventor.

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention

This invention relates generally to a system and method for marketingand promoting bulk made products through custom offer channels, andfacilitate bulk sell of said products.

2. Description of Prior Art

It is challenging for vendors to produce custom made products, makesales and gain profit. Price competition in the market is very severe,vendors often can only make sales at cost level. It is very differentfor vendors to offer high quality products and sell them at largequantity to cover their cost of making said custom made products.

At the same time, the market is congested with mass produced products,and generic advertisements. It is very difficult for consumers to findthe custom products they really like, buy high quality customizedproducts, tailored with their personal preferences. This inventionoffers a solution to solve this problem.

In our current market, our commerce is dominated by mass production.Mass production is created by using a unified production process,facilitated by machine, automation, 3D printing and other moderntechnologies, to produce products. It creates an unlimited capability toreproduce and duplicate products, fulfilling human consumption needs inthis world.

Human beings have a relatively linear reproduce and/or replacement rate.Our productivity of goods has an exponential growth rate. This means ourproductivity will and/or has in some sectors, outpace the consumptionneeds of human beings.

Upon reaching optimized productivity, it is possible that allunfulfilled consumption needs could be fulfilled as needed.

This fulfillment capability, if facilitated and equipped with real-timeon-demand distribution, will provides an environment where all humanbeings will have unlimited food to eat, unlimited commodities to use.This fulfillment capability, enabled by mass-production, will be able tofulfill all unified consumption needs in this world.

However, it also creates some serious issues.

With the exponential growth of the productivity, less and less humanresource will be needed to fulfill the consumption needs in the market.One or a few entities could eventually control and handle all theproductivity capability and fulfillment in the market, and dominate themarket. Human resource is no longer be essential part in the productionprocess, and becomes obsolete. In short, many people will lose theirjobs.

Mass production produces unified products, and enables fulfillment forunified consumption needs in the market. It creates a flat surface wherea unified productivity meets and fulfills unified consumption needs(FIG. 1). There is no space for individualism, creativity, and personalpreferences. These will become variances in a unified system, causingfrictions.

Strange enough, the key variance in this unified, satisfied consumptionworld is human beings ourselves.

We human beings are in general very similar to each other. If we look atour genes, one person is only about one percent (1%) different fromanother person. Yet, from this one percent variance, there are manydifferences between each individual person. We look different, we actdifferently, and we like different things. In a sense, we are milesapart from each other. We human beings are products of mass production.We are created from the same components, yet we are each made differentso that we can survive, as individuals and as a specie.

Because we like different things, we choose different things to fulfillour needs, this allows us to compete for different things, and live witheach other in harmony, as a society. Because we are different, each ofus has our own traits, we are good at different things, and we serveeach other in different ways. This allows each of us to contribute toour society, and fulfill the needs of our society as a whole.

Because we are built from the same components, mass production willfulfill some of our basic needs, such as food and commodities. But forhigher level of needs, they need to be fulfilled by other individuals inour society, tailored for each person, so that we can properly serve andtake care of each other. This will allow us to live with each other inharmony, as a society, and survive as a specie.

Section 1 Custom Production

We human beings have personal preferences. This personal preference iscaused by many reasons including our genes, our parents, our education,our personal experiences and etc. People like to associate with peopleare similar to them, forming groups of like-minded people in oursociety.

Custom products is to custom make products base on segmented marketdemand of particular kind of products, fulfilling the market consumptionneeds of people who have the personal preferences and desire to purchasesaid custom-made products.

Custom production creates the platform for instilling creativity,personal styles, personal experiences into products, meet the personalpreferences of individual consumers, fulfill their desire to purchasethese products.

Custom batch production allows the producers and/or makers of theseproducts to receive sufficient profits from making and selling theseproducts, to sustain their businesses. By running a profitable business,they can continuously serve and fulfill the needs of these individualconsumers. (FIG. 1)

Section 2 Unit Pricing

In the production process, in general, it is more profitable to makemany products out of the same process, by duplicating the same prototypeproduct. This allows efficient usage of the production process; reducethe cost of producing each individual product.

This is the reason why mass production can make more profits, and affordto sell products at a lower unit price.

For custom made products, this causes an issue. The cost of producingthe prototype product, and creating the process of reproducing saidcustom products is high, takes a significant amount of resource,constitutes a major portion of the total cost of the producing saidcustom made products.

It is also difficult to market and sell said custom made products.Because said custom made products are tailored toward specific personalpreferences of individual consumers. Finding the consumers who reallylike said products and willing to purchase said custom products,grouping them into large amount of ordering of said custom made productsis very difficult. This is why big companies seldom offer customordering of products. Currently, smaller boutique companies are the onesthat offer custom ordering of products.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION

In summary, this is a system, method and process for marketing andpromoting bulk made products through custom offer channels, andfacilitate bulk sell of said products. Said system, method and processdynamically promote custom product offerings to consumer groups usingcustom offer channels, dynamically adjust the content, frequency,timeframe and etc of said promotions based on real-time consumerfeedback. Said system facilitates the vendors and consumers reachagreements on the sell, optimize the selling processes and results.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

FIG. 1 shows an illustration of the difference between unifiedconsumption fulfillment by mass production, and bulk consumptionfulfillment by custom batch production.

FIG. 2 is a block diagram of a custom offer system according to oneembodiment of the invention.

FIG. 3 shows an illustration of unit cost of a product is reduced byincreasing the amount of products being produced in the productionprocess.

FIG. 4 shows an illustration of transaction momentum is reached betweenvendor and consumer by reducing the selling price to meet the purchasingprice.

FIG. 5 shows an illustration of a product has multiple aspects thatcontribute to its final form.

FIG. 6 is a flowchart that shows a sequence of processes of a customerview the product offering, order the product through said custom offersystem.

FIG. 7 shows an illustration of a product offering is being promoted onselected custom offer channels that have matching preferences, settings,and criteria; with some customers agreed to purchase said product bysigning the digital contracts.

FIG. 8 shows an illustration of a product offering is being promoted onall custom offer channels in said system; with some customers agreed topurchase said product by signing the digital contracts.

FIG. 9 shows an illustration of a product offering is being promoted inall custom offer channels in said system, upon reaching minimum salescount in said system, all digital contracts are executed, transactionsof purchases and sales are completed.

FIG. 10 shows an illustration of product offering that is underperforming, get discontinued on said custom offer system.

FIG. 11 shows an illustration of a product offering reaches the minimumsales count and makes sales on said custom offer system.

FIG. 12 shows an illustration of a product offering does not reach theminimum sales count and does not make sales on said custom offer systemwithin defined timeframe.

FIG. 13 shows an illustration of product offering reaches the minimumand maximum sales counts, and makes sales on said custom offer system.

FIG. 14 shows an illustration of calculating the unit cost and pricingof a bulk produced product.

FIG. 15 shows an illustration of a graphical user interface on consumerelectronic device, let customer view the product offering and input userfeedback.

FIG. 16 shows an illustration of a graphical user interface on consumerelectronic device, let customer view the terms of a digital contact of aproduct offering and enter user input.

FIG. 17 shows an illustration of a graphical user interface on vendorelectronic device, let vendor input information of his/her productoffering, view and sign the digital contact.

FIG. 18 shows an illustration of a graphical user interface on vendorelectronic device, let vendor input information of his/her productoffering, set dynamics pricing for said product offering, view and signthe digital contact.

FIG. 19 shows an illustration increasing the frequency of promoting aproduct offering in a defined timeframe.

FIG. 20 shows an illustration of using an exponential equation tocalculate and increase the frequency of promoting a product offering ina defined timeframe.

FIG. 21 shows an illustration of said system has a plurality of customoffer channels, continuously dispatching and distributing custom offers.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

Section 3 Mutually Acceptable Unit Pricing

One way of lower the unit production cost of a product is increasing theamount of orderings for said products (FIG. 3).

Total cost of bulk production/Total amount of ordering=Unit productioncost of product

For the consumers, the acceptable pricing for them to purchase a productlargely depends on the perceivable value of said product. The more theyfind the product tailored toward their personal preferences, the morethey like the product; the more they perceive the product may improvetheir lives, the more likely they are willing to pay a higher price forsaid product (FIG. 4). The more consumers purchase said products, thehigher gross sales said vendor gets for selling said product.

Gross sale of bulk produced products/Total amount of ordering=Unit priceof product

The mechanism of reaching a sell of said product, at a pricing pointthat is acceptable by a group of consumers who like said product, aswell as a pricing point where the producer/vendor can make profits outof bulking selling said products depends on increasing the amount ofordering of said product. This will lower the unit cost of the product,till it reach a mutually agreed upon transactional pricing between thevendor and the consumers, where the transaction can take place (FIG. 4).At the same time, by increasing the amount of ordering, said vendor caninvest more into the prototype and production process, produce a higherquality product for said consumer, increase the perceivable value ofsaid product in the eyes of the consumer, make them more willing to buysaid custom product at a higher price.

For consumers, the perceived value of the product decides how much aconsumer willing to pay said product. The more the customer like theproduct, the more value that said customer believe said product willbring to his/her life, the more likely said customer is willing to payfor said product.

The transaction took place when a balance and/or equivalence i s reachedbetween the money value of the product, reflected in the pricing of saidproduct; and the perceivable value of said product, supported by thequality of said product (FIG. 4).

The art of making sales is to find the optimal point where the unitpricing of said product is lowered to meet the highest acceptablepricing said customer is willing to pay for said product. This willenable the vendor to get profit from the sell, and enable the consumerto purchase higher quality goods that brings more perceivable value tohis/her life.

In the next generation market, the success of a business is to find thebalance between production and consumption, at an optimal pricing thatis mutually acceptable to the vendor and the consumer.

Section 4 Transaction Momentum

Consumer's purchase intention varies from time to time. For multipleconsumers to maintain the purchase intent for a custom made product, andtheir decisions to purchase, the transactions have to be facilitated andcompleted in a relatively short timeframe. This transaction momentum arekept and maintained in said system described in this invention astimeframes, in some aspects, promotional timeframe in the custom offerchannel. (FIG. 4)

Section 5 Product Selection and Adjustment

A product has multiple aspects that contribute to its final form. Thecolor, shape, material, structure, surface texture and etc are amongthese aspects. (FIG. 5). To find out what combination from these aspectsproduces a best result, rendering a final product that are liked by manyconsumers, generating largest amount of sales, requires the vendors tohave the expertise, refined taste, creativity and years of experience inthe field. It also requires marketing tools like the one described inthis invention.

It is like a pianist playing different tunes on a piano, trying to findthe perfect tune most delightful for the audience. This invention isboth the piano as well as the radio station, that helps product makersto define and adjust their custom made products based on consumers'real-time feedback, and facilitate the sell of these products when theyreach the threshold predefined by the product maker, allow them to makebulk sell of custom made products and gain profits out of the sale.

This invention will also help the consumers receive a diverse spectrumof creative custom made products, find the ones they really like andmake the purchase at a price acceptable for them.

This invention helps maintain a diverse, creative, energetic commercemarket, where creative products makers are rewarded for providing highquality, creative products tailored towards individual consumer's needs,and businesses of all sizes can prosper in this market.

Section 6 Customized Promotional Data Channel

A custom offer channel is a bundle of information of an offering of apotential product and/or service that could be fulfilled upon orderingby the consumer. It includes images, graphic, data, url links that arerelated to said potential product that are being promoted. It helpsconsumers to review, visualize and select custom products base on theirpersonal preferences. This helps to consumers to find and buy theproducts they really like. This also helps the vendors to make productson-demand, based on consumer feedback.

The vendor offers digital copies of options of product offerings,present said product offerings to consumers using said custom offerchannel, consumers pick out the ones they want to buy. Upon receivingsufficient amount of orderings of said product, the purchase and salesagreements are reached, vendor fulfill the ordering of said customizedproducts, and deliver the completed product to said consumers.

Section 7 Customized Virtual Outfit Product Promotion Data Channel

A customized virtual outfit product promotion data channel is a customoffer channel that directly render computer generated visual graphicalimages 1508 of new potential products 1506, situated on top of personalphoto images of consumers 1504. Said visual graphical image/result isautomatically generated by computer and/or electronic devices, based onthe images, graphic, data, url links received from said custom offerchannel, integrated with pictures and/or photos taken from the camera,and/or uploaded onto said electronic devices (FIG. 15). It let consumersvisualize how a product fits into their personal environment, and/or howthey look like wearing a custom made apparel product 1506.

Section 8 Data Feed Using Customized Product Promotion Data Channel

A consumer will be able to receive a continuous feed of images, graphic,data, url links and etc using customized product promotion data channel.Said data feed is dynamically changed based on the promotions and/orinformation currently available on the market. Upon consumer sign up toa specific data channel, he/she will instantly be able to receive thelatest promotions of current and/or future product offering on themarket on their personal electronic devices.

Said system is like a pianist is playing the piano at a radio station.He/she changes his/her tunes from time to time. Consumers turn on theirclient programs on their personal electronic devices, listen to thetunes, choose and vote for the tunes they like best. These votes areinstantly returned to the radio system. When a certain tune receivesenough votes, it wins and gets to be composed and completed into thefinal music album. The radio station let different pianist playdifferent tunes at different timeframes. It also serves different radiochannels tailored towards the tastes of different audience groups.Consumers sign up and choose different radio channels to listen to,based on their personal preferences.

This invention describes the marketing and promotional system (radiosystem) for custom made future products (tunes). Consumers sign up tothe custom promotion channel (radio channel) based on their personalpreferences. Vendors (pianist) offers a variety of potential custom madeproducts (tunes) on said system (radio system), and get real-time marketfeedback regarding the market fit of said products based on the numberof pre-orders and/or votes they received from said system (votes). Saidsystem constantly changes the product offerings and promotional messages(tunes), promote product offerings from different vendors (pianists),host different custom data channels (radio channels), helping vendorsoffering a diverse spectrum of products (tunes) to the market. Saidsystem helps vendors define and refine their final sellable products(music albums), facilitate the pre-ordering and the sell of theseproducts, helping complete bulk ordering and transaction of saidproducts (music albums).

As shown in FIG. 21, said custom offer system has a plurality of customoffer channels 2104, each tailored toward the preferences of differentgroups of consumers. A plurality of product offerings 2106 is waiting tobe dispatched and/or distributed by said system. Based on analysis ofreal-time consumer feedback and/or related data, said system using itsalgorithm 2102 to analysis and dynamically configure settings includingfrequency, channels and etc, to dispatch and distributing said productoffering, optimizing its sales result.

Section 9 Market Listening Mechanism

For said system to facilitate a fair opportunity for all vendors to getvisibility for their potential products, it is important to maintain adynamic, fresh new custom product offerings stream on the market.Product offerings that are not liked by consumers, offerings that arenot likely to become trendy products are quickly removed from saidsystem as soon as votes from read-time consumer feedback indicate thatresult.

As shown in FIG. 5, a product offering is defined by many choices by itsshape, color, material, texture and etc. It is far better off for saidvendor to redesign and create an improved new product offering, based onreal-time market feedback, and promoting said new product offering tothe market; than wasting their effort trying to promote the earlierproduct that most likely could not render bulk sell in the market.

Removing non-performing product offerings from the promotion channelsalso prevents said system from being congested with old, non-sellingproduct offerings. This will allow said system always offering fresh,new product offerings on the channels (playing new tunes on the radiochannels), and facilitate a diverse, dynamic, energetic market.

Different mechanisms can be used to maintain this dynamic flow. FIG. 19illustrated one way to implement this mechanism. As shown in FIG. 19, aproduct offering was initially promoted three times for the first hourwithin a 24 hour timeframe. Said system promotes said product offeringsamong the custom data channels for audiences and/or users who arelooking for said kind of products. Among 10,000 users who signed up forsaid data channels, 1,000 users viewed said product offering on theirpersonalized data channels, using their personal devices (FIG. 15).Among them, 21 users like said product offerings, and willing topurchase said product, and clicked the yes checkmark 502 on theirelectronic devices (FIG. 15), review and sign the digital contact 1602to purchase said product under defined terms (FIG. 16). Said systemreceived said user feedback in real-time. Said system analysis the data,and finds 21 orderings out of 1000 views (2.1%) is above the benchmarkfor said product promotion. The next hour, said product offeringautomatically is reset to display more times on said promotionalchannels.

In FIG. 19, for every hour that the product offering performs above thebenchmark, said product get to shown N=(N*2)+1 times the next hour. Theequation and mechanism to set the benchmarks, increase the frequency,and the timeframes used to display the product offerings vary based onthe type and characteristics of said product offerings.

In FIG. 20, a derivative curve is used to introduce a product offeringinto the market at a lower frequency, wait for it to pick up some salesmomentum in the market, then give it an exponential increase in thefrequency to maximize its opportunity to reach minimum sales count atlater part in the promotion timeframe.

Y=(X)² *N

This helps rending a market consonance on a product offering, in otherwords, creating a viral effect in the market for said product offering,rendering a optimal product sales result for said product.

Section 10 Bulk Sell Benefit

For each business to make profit and sustain the business, the uniteconomy needs to work. In general, by producing large quantity of thesame product, business can use the mechanism to reduce the productioncost of each individual product. So that by producing and selling alarge quantity of the same product, business owners can make profit ingeneral, even through the unit selling price of each product may berelatively low.

On the other hand, for a business to make profit, it needs to have thecapability to bulk produce and sell products on-demand, at a price thatis acceptable by the consumers. Preferably, this could be the highestprice that this acceptable for a consumer for said product.

Section 11 Minimum Sales Count

The vendor has calculated that to receive sufficient profit from bulkproducing a custom made product, he/she needs to receive at least 105orders of said products (FIG. 14). As shown in FIG. 11, By the 14^(th)hour of promoting said product offering on said system, said system havealready received 105 orderings for said product, reach the minimum bulksale benchmark. At this point of time, the potential product offeringautomatically becomes a real product sales agreement. Vendor isresponsible to fulfill said product orderings, complete and deliver theproducts to consumers.

As shown in FIG. 10, another product offering is promoted on saidsystem. By the 5^(th) hour that it is promoted on said system, thereal-time market feedback shows that said product offering is performingbelow the defined benchmark, and unlikely to reach the minimum bulkorder count in the defined timeframe (for example, 24 hours). Saidproduct offering is immediately removed from said promotional channels.The feedback from the market is sent to the vendor who offered saidproduct offering, for he/she to redesign and improve his/her product.

In FIG. 12, it shows another product offering. Although said productoffering passes the benchmark in the earlier hours, but fail to reachthe momentum to reach the minimum bulk sales count in the definedtimeframe of 24 hours. Said product offering is removed from saidsystem, all preorders and/or digital contracts are canceled and/orexpired after the timeframe. Said vendor receives consumers' feedbackfrom said system, improves his/her product, and promote said improvedproduct on said system on another day.

FIG. 13 shows another product offering quickly gain market favor, andreach the minimum bulk ordering count soon after being promoted on thedata channels. Then it reaches the maximum bulk ordering count. Saidproduct offering is then pulled from the promotional channels. Saidvendor receives the orderings from the customers, complete the salesagreement, fulfill these orderings, and deliver the finished goods tothe customers.

Section 12 Digital Contracts

Consumer's purchase intents vary from time to time. For multipleconsumers to maintain their purchase intents for a custom made product,and their decisions to purchase, the transaction has to be facilitatedand completed in a relatively short timeframe. A digital contract isused to maintain the agreement of a consumer agree to purchase a productwith predefined conditions, and the agreement of the vendor to offersaid product with defined terms and conditions, within a limitedtimeframe.

As shown in FIG. 17, a vendor agrees to sell a product at a unit priceof $50 upon receiving at least 100 ordering of said product 1704. He/sheenters the terms of his product offering, along with the images, photos,data, url links and etc associated with said product on said system.Said system automatically construct a digital contract, using a legaltemplate specifically created for said type of product transaction, byfilling in the terms defined by said vendor. Said vendor reviews thedigital contract, and signed the contract 1702.

Upon receiving signed copy of said digital contract, along with images,photos, data, url links and etc associated with said product offering,said system starts promoting said product offering on the custom offerchannel(s) of said system.

As shown in FIG. 15, a consumer receives said product offering onhis/her digital device, he/she review the information and like theproduct. He/she clicks the yes checkmark 1502. Said system automaticallydisplays the pricing and terms of said product offering 1602 on saidgraphical interface of said digital device FIG. 16. Said consumer usesthe slider 1606 and indicated that he/she is willing to buy said productat a price of $50 each.

Said system automatically creates a digital contract using a legaltemplate specifically created for this type of product transaction. Saidconsumer reviews the terms of the digital contract 1602, and signs theagreement 1604.

This transaction momentum are kept and maintained in the system withinsaid agreed upon timeframe. In FIGS. 16, 17 and 18, said agreements aremaintained and valid for 24 hours 1602 1702.

If said product offering reached the minimum bulk ordering count 1102(FIG. 11), the product offering is automatically transferred into salesorders. The digital contracts of both the consumers and the vendorinstantly get executed, and the digital contracts become valid purchaseand sale agreements. The orders are being charged from consumers'accounts, and/or invoiced to consumers' accounts. The vendor receivesthe signed contracts from the consumers, and/or the initial portion ofthe payments, produce and complete the products, deliver the products tothe consumers. Vendor receives the remaining portion of the fund uponfulfilling the contracts.

If the product offering is discontinued and/or canceled on saidpromotional channels (FIG. 10 and FIG. 12), said agreements of purchasefrom the consumers (FIG. 16), and said agreement of offering saidproduct by the vendor (FIG. 17 and FIG. 18) are canceled, no longervalid. Consumers are not charged for said canceled product offerings.

if the minimum bulk ordering count is not reached within the predefinedtimeframe (FIG. 12), said agreement of purchase from the consumers (FIG.16), and said agreement of offering said products by the vendor (FIG. 17and FIG. 18) become expired after said defined timeframe (for example 24hours), are no longer valid. Consumers are not charged for said canceledproduct offerings.

Section 13 Pricing Adjustment Base on Ordering Count

When the vendor prepares the product offering, he/she need to do afinancial analysis and calculate how many product he/she can produce,and what's the minimum unit pricing for said custom made products (FIG.14).

In general, the more product units that are produced out of the sameproduction process, and the same prototype product, the lower the unitcost of producing each products, the more likely it is for said vendorto make profit out of bulk producing said custom made products.

Therefore, said vendor needs to calculate the cost of producing a batchof products, add with the minimum profit he/she would like to get out ofthe bulk sale of said products, and calculate the gross sales volumehe/she need to reach for said batch of products. He/she then estimatethe amount of products he/she can produce and deliver to customer withinreasonable timeframe (for example, one month). This creates an upperlimit of the product ordering count he/she can fulfill in said productoffering (FIG. 13 and FIG. 17).

Said vendor may offer a pricing incentive to increase the amount ofordering for his/her product offering by offering a lower unit pricingfor said product at a lager ordering amount 1804 (FIG. 18). Saidadjustable pricing is dynamically calculated by said system using theterms said vendor defined in his/her digital contract 1802 1804 (FIG.18).

This way, the more consumers order said product, the more likely eachconsumer gets a lower unit pricing for said product. This will incentivethe consumers who like said product sharing said product offering withtheir friends and people in their network, spread out the words,creating viral effect for said product offering. Said sharing andword-of-month, in return, helping said vendor getting more orders forhis/her products.

The terms on said pricing adjustment is entered by the vendor on saidsystem (FIG. 18), recorded and agreed upon in the digital contract 1802,offered to consumers with the product offering and digital contract(FIG. 16). Consumers review and choose to agree to said terms by signingthe digital contracts on their electronic devices. Said adjustedpricings are calculated by said system and automatically reflected inthe final sales price upon the execution of said purchase and saleagreements, and completion of the sale.

Consumers and vendor may choose to use static pricing instead of dynamicand/or adjustable pricing for their digital contracts.

Section 14 Customized Virtual Auto-Outfit Product Promotion Data Channel

A customized virtual outfit product promotion data channel is a datachannel that directly and automatically renders computer generatedvisual graphical images of new potential products, situated on top ofpersonal photo images of consumers. Said visual graphical image/resultis automatically generated by computer and/or electronic devices, basedon the images, graphic, data, url links received from said custom offerchannel, integrated with pictures and/or photos taken from the camera,and/or uploaded onto said electronic devices, using placeholder,settings, presets and other criteria defined by said consumer. It letconsumers visualize how a product fits into their personal environment,and/or how they look like wearing a custom made apparel product, usingvisual graphical images automatically generated and displayed bycomputer, requires no or minimum user inputs.

Section 15 Embodiment of Custom Offer System

With reference to FIG. 2, an environment for implementing theembodiments described herein includes a custom offer system, such as theone described in FIG. 2. Any and all components of the custom offersystem may execute as or on a touch screen mobile device such as a phoneor tablet, a touch screen TV with computation capability, a computersystem, and/or other possible multi-media devices with computationcapability. As such, a basic custom offer system applicable to all theseenvironments is described hereinafter.

In its most basic configuration, custom offer system 200 comprises atleast one processing unit or processor 206 and system memory 208, acamera 202, a touch screen display 204. In embodiments, data and imagesare loaded into memory 208 and executed by the processing unit 206 fromsystem memory 208. Depending on the exact configuration and type ofsystem 200, memory 208 may be volatile (such as RAM), non-volatile (suchas ROM, flash memory, etc.), or some combination of the two.

Additionally, custom offer system 200 may also have other components.For example, custom offer system 200 includes additional media storage210, such as removable and/or non-removable media storage, including,but not limited to, SD memory card, magnetic or optical disks or tape.Custom offer system 200 may have battery 212 to provide power when notconnected to an external power source.

Custom offer system 200 may have input component 214 such as graphicdrawing pad, mouse, keyboard and etc. The display may be embedded withtouch sensors, thus function as a touch screen display 204. The customoffer system 200 may have output component 216, which handles thedisplays and transfer of both image and data outputs from the customoffer system to other devices and/or systems. Custom offer system 200may have sensor component(s) 218, such as touch sensor, light sensor,GPS sensor, near field communication sensor and/or etc to handle thesensing, receiving and transferring of data.

Custom offer system 200 can use an external display 220 to providebetter visualization result, such external display 220 can be a TV, aprojector device and/or etc. The external display 220 may be connectedwith the custom offer system 200 through wiring or wireless connectionsincluding but not limited to Wi-Fi, blue-tooth connection and/or etc.

Section 16 Example of a Usage

For example, a vendor is skilled at making necklaces. She has a stock ofprecious stones that can be used for creating said necklaces. Creating anecklace requires making the mold for the parts of said necklace, whichconsumes substantial percentage of efforts to design and make. Using herexpertise and experience, she designs a necklace prototype usingcomputer graphics programs, photos of the materials and her designelements. Base on the resources required to make said necklace, and theprofit she would like to gain from selling said necklaces, shecalculated that the minimum ordering count needs to be 100 set ofnecklaces, and the pricing for each set is $200.

She creates a product offering, included the images of the prototype,description, related data, url links, along with the pricing and term.She distributes said product offering through said custom offer channelsof by said system, that have preferences settings tailors for consumerswho are interested in buying necklaces (FIG. 7). Within 24 hours, shereceived 57 pre-orderings of said necklace, along with some consumerfeedback that the pricing is too high and design needs to be improved.Since she did not receive enough ordering within the defined timeframe,all pre-orderings are automatically cancelled after reaching the 24 hourtimeframe.

Said vendor redesigned the necklace, create another product offeringwith an improved design and lower pricing. She promote said new productoffering through said custom offer channels of said system again on alater day.

This time, in 24 hours, she received 120 orderings of said improvednecklace product. Upon reaching the minimum sales count within thedefined timeframe, all digital contracts are automatically transferredinto sales orders. The consumers who ordered said products receiveinvoices and make payments. Upon receiving down payment of theorderings, said vendor produce and complete said bulk ordering ofnecklaces. After she receives the final payments, she delivers thefinished products to the consumers.

Consumers also share their ratings and reviews regarding said necklaceand said designer on said system, follow and/or un-follow said designer,providing organic peer-review effects.

While the present invention may be embodied in many different forms,designs or configurations, for the purpose of promoting an understandingof the principles of the invention, reference will be made to theembodiments illustrated in the drawings and specific language will beused to describe the same. It will nevertheless be understood that nolimitation of the scope of the invention is thereby intended. Anyalterations and further implementations of the principles of theinvention as described herein are contemplated as would normally occurto one skilled in the art to which the invention relates.

What is claimed is:
 1. A promotion offer distribution system having aplurality of custom offer channels for automatically distributingdifferent types of time limited custom product offerings in timeframes,optimizing sales results of batch produced custom products according toan identification of sales momentums in the market using predefinedalgorithms and benchmarks, dynamically adjusting product offerings,promotion content, channels and frequencies based on real-time marketfeedback, the system comprising: a. a memory for storing custom productofferings, configuration settings, benchmarks, digital contracts, legaltemplates, terms, url links, images and data; b. a custom computersystem configured as a custom offer distribution system, connected withsaid memory, automatically dispatching and distributing limited timecustom offers in timeframes; c. the custom offer distribution systemconfigured for distributing different types of custom product offeringsusing different custom offer channels each tailored toward thepreferences of different groups of consumers; d. a vendor user interfaceconnected with the custom offer distribution system, enabling vendorusers input, adjust custom product offerings, review data and/or signdigital contracts; e. a customer user interface connected with thecustom offer distribution system, enabling customers to view the customproduct offerings, select and/or sign up to the custom offer channels,input user feedback, order and/or preorder products, review data and/orsign digital contracts; f. configurations of the custom offer channelsfor adjusting promoting content, channels and frequencies based onreal-time market feedback; g. configurations of a product offering sothat upon the expiration of the limited time offer, product offeringthat does not sell becomes expired and no longer distributed in customoffer channel; h. configurations of the digital contracts of a productso that upon reaching minimum sales count and/or other agreed upon termsand conditions between the vendor users and the customers, all digitalcontracts that have the same terms and conditions are executed and/ortransfer into sales orders of said product; and i. algorithm andbenchmark configurations for the custom offer distribution system toautomatically calculating sales count, identifying sales momentums inthe market, dynamically customizing and adjusting product offerings,adjusting promotion content, channels and frequencies based on real-timemarket feedback to optimize sales result.
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A method for optimizingsales results of batch produced custom products according to anidentification of sales momentums in the market using predefinedalgorithms and benchmarks, dynamically adjusting product offerings,promotion content, channels and frequencies based on real-time marketfeedback via a promotion offer distribution system having a plurality ofcustom offer channels for automatically distributing different types oftime limited custom product offerings in timeframes, said methodcomprising the steps of: a. providing a memory for storing customproduct offerings, configuration settings, benchmarks, digitalcontracts, legal templates, terms, url links, images and data; b.providing a custom computer system configured as a custom offerdistribution system, connected with said memory, automaticallydispatching and distributing limited time custom offers in timeframes;c. providing the custom offer distribution system configured fordistributing different types of custom product offerings using differentcustom offer channels each tailored toward the preferences of differentgroups of consumers; d. providing a vendor user interface connected withthe custom offer distribution system, enabling vendor users input,adjust custom product offerings, review data and/or sign digitalcontracts; e. providing a customer user interface connected with thecustom offer distribution system, enabling customers to view the customproduct offerings, select and/or sign up to the custom offer channels,input user feedback, order and/or preorder products, review data and/orsign digital contracts; f. providing configurations of the custom offerchannels for adjusting promoting content, channels and frequencies basedon real-time market feedback; g. providing configurations of a productoffering so that upon the expiration of the limited time offer, productoffering that does not sell becomes expired and no longer distributed incustom offer channel; h. providing configurations of the digitalcontracts of a product so that upon reaching minimum sales count and/orother agreed upon terms and conditions between the vendor users and thecustomers, all digital contracts that have the same terms and conditionsare executed and/or transfer into sales orders of said product; and i.providing algorithm and benchmark configurations for the custom offerdistribution system to automatically calculating sales count,identifying sales momentums in the market, dynamically customizing andadjusting product offerings, adjusting promotion content, channels andfrequencies based on real-time market feedback to optimize sales result.3. A method for optimizing sales results of batch produced customproducts according to an identification of sales momentums in the marketusing predefined algorithms and benchmarks, dynamically adjustingproduct offerings, promotion content, channels and frequencies based onreal-time market feedback via a promotion offer distribution systemhaving a plurality of custom offer channels for automaticallydistributing different types of time limited custom product offerings intimeframes, said method comprising the steps of: a. providing a memoryfor storing custom product offerings, configuration settings,benchmarks, digital contracts, legal templates, terms, url links, imagesand data; b. providing a custom computer system configured as a customoffer distribution system, connected with said memory, automaticallydispatching and distributing limited time custom offers in timeframes;c. providing the custom offer distribution system configured fordistributing different types of custom product offerings using differentcustom offer channels each tailored toward the preferences of differentgroups of consumers; d. providing a vendor user interface connected withthe custom offer distribution system, enabling vendor users input,adjust custom product offerings, review data and/or sign digitalcontracts; e. providing a customer user interface connected with thecustom offer distribution system, enabling customers to view the customproduct offerings, select and/or sign up to the custom offer channels,input user feedback, order and/or preorder products, review data and/orsign digital contracts; f. providing configurations of the custom offerchannels for adjusting promoting content, channels and frequencies basedon real-time market feedback; g. providing configurations of a productoffering so that upon the expiration of the limited time offer, productoffering that does not sell becomes expired and no longer distributed incustom offer channel; h. providing configurations of digital contractsof a product so that upon reaching minimum sales count and/or otheragreed upon terms and conditions between the vendor users and thecustomers, all digital contracts that have the same terms and conditionsare executed and/or transfer into sales orders of said product; i.providing algorithm and benchmark configurations for the custom offerdistribution system to automatically calculating sales count,identifying sales momentums in the market, dynamically customizing andadjusting product offerings, adjusting promotion content, channels andfrequencies based on real-time market feedback to optimize sales result;and j. providing algorithms of using an exponential equation tocalculate and/or adjust the frequency, introducing a custom productoffering to the market at a lower frequency, wait for it to pick up somesales momentum above benchmark values in the market, then give it anexponential increase in the frequency to maximize sales result.
 4. Themethod of claim 2, wherein the content and promotional frequency of theproduct offerings are dynamically adjusted base on real-time marketfeedback, non-performing product offerings and product offers that notreaching predefined minimum bulk sale benchmarks are removed from thechannels.
 5. The method of claim 2, wherein pricing of the products aredynamically adjusted base on real-time market feedback and/or amount oforderings and/or pre-orderings of the products, including dynamicallyadjusting the pricing using vendor's predefined terms in the timeframe.6. The method of claim 2, wherein the consumer user interface is furtherconfigured for displaying options of the custom product offerings toconsumers, including the color, shape, material, structure, surfacetexture aspects of the product prototypes in the custom productofferings, for the consumers to enter review and share feedback of thecustom products with the vendors, designers and/or other correspondingparties through said consumer user interface.
 7. The method of claim 2,wherein the consumer user interface is further configured for collectingconsumer feedback on product option, prototype options, custom productofferings and/or redesign inputs from a plurality of consumers,generating reports.
 8. The method of claim 2, wherein the custom productofferings are further configured as virtual outfit product customizationofferings, providing visualization of how the custom products fit intothe consumers' personal environment, and/or providing visualization ofthe consumers wearing custom apparel products, enabling consumers orderand/or preorder custom products.
 9. The method of claim 2, wherein theconsumer user interface is further configured with a slider and/or a yescheckmark for a consumer to indicate the preferred pricing range atwhich he/she is willing to purchase the custom product, and record theterm agreed by said consumer in the digital contract.
 10. The method ofclaim 2, wherein the custom product offering is further configured forenabling a vendor user offering a lower unit product pricing for alarger ordering amount, record the pricing and terms in the digitalcontracts and make the product offering visible to the consumers. 11.The method of claim 2, wherein the pricing of the custom products isfurther configured to be dynamically calculated and adjusted using termsand algorithms predefined by the vendors, recorded in the digitalcontract, offered to the consumers with the product offerings, theadjusted pricing is automatically calculated and reflected in the finalsales price upon the completion of the sale.
 12. The method of claim 2,wherein the algorithms and benchmarks are further configured to bulksell products on-demand at optimal pricing where the unit pricing of thecustom product is lowered to meet the highest acceptable pricing theconsumer is willing to pay for the custom product to make sale of theproduct.
 13. The method of claim 2, wherein the benchmarks andalgorithms are further configured to remove the product offerings fromthe custom offer channels upon reaching maximum bulk ordering count forbatch produced products.
 14. The method of claim 2, wherein the customproduct offering is further being promoted on selected custom offerchannels that have matching preferences, settings, and criteria to theconsumers who have signed up for the channels.
 15. The method of claim2, wherein the custom product offering further including incentives andsharing mechanisms to encourage consumers sharing the product offeringsand/or custom offer channels with people in their network.
 16. Themethod of claim 2, wherein the digital contracts are automaticallygenerated using legal templates specifically created for the type ofproduct transactions of the custom products, filled-in with termspredefined by the vendor users.
 17. The method of claim 2, whereinfurther including algorithms of using an linear equation to calculateand/or adjust the frequency, introducing a custom product offering tothe market at a lower distribution frequency, wait for it to pick upsome sales momentum above benchmark values in the market, then increaseits distribution frequency to maximize sales result.
 18. The method ofclaim 2, wherein the algorithms and benchmarks are further configured tobulk sell products on-demand at optimal pricing where the unit pricingof the custom product is gradually lowered to meet the highestacceptable pricing the consumer is willing to pay for the customproduct, upon finding the sales momentum in the market, increase itsdistribution frequency to maximize sales result.
 19. The method of claim2, wherein upon execution of the digital contracts, the sales orders arefurther automatically invoiced to and/or charged from the consumers'accounts.
 20. The method of claim 2, wherein upon execution of thedigital contracts, the sales orders are further sent to the vendors withpayment, for the vendors to produce and deliver the products to theconsumers.